Reasoning and Exposition Minor


Coordinator: Rosalind Carey
Steering Committee: TBA

The Interdisciplinary Minor in Reasoning and Exposition provides students with courses that develop skills of critical thinking, quantitative literacy, and persuasive communication. While these are outcomes for many, if not most liberal arts and sciences courses, this minor allows for their concentrated and sustained development. Students completing this minor will develop capacities for thought, understanding and expression essential for graduate research and professional programs.


Degree Requirements (21 Credits)


Students satisfy the requirements by taking the following six courses:

    Credits
PHI 169 Critical Reasoning

3

PHI 170 Introduction to Logic

3

ENW 201 Writing Essentials

3

PHI 230 Intermediate Logic

3

SOC 348 Reasoning with Data

3

PHI 4010 Critical Thinking in Practice

4

 

Ready to Sign Up for the Minor?

  • Use the Lehman Logins page to sign into Lehman 360 using your Lehman credentials (not your CUNYFirst credentials).
  • Select "iDeclare" on the blue menu on the left side of the screen and then "Form." Follow the directions on the following screens.
  • When you are prompted to select the "department", select "Philosophy". Then select the "Reasoning and Exposition" minor.